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Tuesday, 04 May 2021

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Tuesday, 04 May 2021 Newsletter

New Tool Allows Solar Companies to Ensure Ethical Supply Chain

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is releasing a new tool to increase supply chain transparency and help ensure that all solar components are made ethically throughout the solar value chain.

EDF Renewables Ireland begins construction of three new solar farms totalling 17MW

EDF Renewables Ireland is to start construction of three new solar farms in counties Wexford and Kilkenny this month. The three projects will be among the first utility-scale solar farms to be built in Ireland and, once complete, will have a combined capacity of 17 MW.

Mexico
Scatec signs flexible lease agreement with Torex Gold for 8.5 MW solar plant

Scatec has entered into a lease agreement with mining company Torex Gold for a 8.5 MW solar plant to provide renewable power to the Morelos Media Luna and El Limon Guajes projects in the Guerrero Gold belt 180 km southwest of Mexico City.

IBC Solar and Enphase Energy Enter Distribution Partnership

BC Solar, a leader in photovoltaic systems and energy storage, is adding microinverters and storage systems from Enphase Energy Inc. to its product range. Enphase is a global energy management technology company and one of the leading suppliers of microinverter-based solar-plus-storage systems. With this cooperation, IBC Solar offers its customers even more options for quick and easy solar system planning and installation. The microinverters are compatible with almost all module types and are particularly suitable for residential rooftops.

Ireland
Obton to double its investment in the Irish solar energy sector, with projects worth up to 750 million euros

PV Operations Europe 2021 This Week!

Starkville Utilities Customers to Benefit from Clean Renewable Energy

Accela and NREL partner to accelerate efficiencies around solar permitting

Portugal
Exus announces development of 85 MW wind and solar hybrid project in Portugal

Seraphim Solar and Menlo Electric Sign Agreements for Module Distribution

Ofgem decision to roll out half-hourly settlement welcomed by industry

Panorama

Australian Scientists Using Solar Energy Materials to Detect Pollutants

At the ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science in Australia, researchers have discovered two new breakthroughs that use solar energy technology to detect harmful pollutants in the surrounding environment. Both discoveries could bring about faster and more sustainable ways to track these pollutants and protect biodiversity and human health.

New Report Analyzes Green Economy Potential Across 25 US States

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